Did you know that you can get your knives sharpened here with NO appointment and no long wait…read moretime!? Just stop by the Resharp kiosk. Traditional professional sharpening can be a pain with a long wait time. But with Resharp it's now more accessible + quicker to get your knives professionally sharpened. Just ask an associate & the machine sharpens each knife in about 2 mins.

I always have a good experience when I go there. The employees are knowledgeable and helpful. The…read morestore is very clean and organized.

A wholesale club on McKnight road. I use curb pickup- but you have to spend at least 50 dollars- or…read moreyou pay a fee. Comparable to Sam's or Costco. Make sure you clip the coupons on the app - feel bad for older customers who don't understand this- as it saves tons of money, but a lot of the older customers have difficulty with this. I appreciate it being on McKnight road, produce is hit or miss.

BJ's North Hills is going downhill, used to go there for the Starbucks coffee and their Norwegian…read moresalmon. No more coupons for the Coffey and they no longer carry Norwegian salmon. Frozen vegetable selection has gotten very thin, I was in their store yesterday, trying to clip coupons on their app. Went to the service department and was told yes they're having problems if I bring my receipt back next time I am there they will give me the discount, in my opinion, not worth the effort, even though their gas is less expensive. It's not worth the drive just for the gas. I will go back to Sam's.

These folks know sweepers like nobody else. I have taken my old faithful Dyson there many times…read morefor repair and the last couple times they fixed it on the spot for free. But my Dyson finally breathed its last (after 24 years) so I needed a new sweeper. The gentleman there recommended a Titan and I'm not disappointed. I think the negative reviews are confusing this local store with some online Sweeper City business that is unrelated to this Butler, PA Sweeper City.

I take my sweepers in for cleaning every 6 months. And they run great. Reasonable prices and great…read morepeople in sweeper city.

Let's be brief…read more This Costco serves alcohol. This Costco has everything every other Costco has, but they have beer, wine, etc. My only complaint is the cost here is higher; gas is higher than Homestead, but the area is nicer. Overall, I like this area and I like this Costco.

Costco is chain retail store that sells electronics (televisions, computers, and appliances), home…read moregoods (office products, bedding, kitchenwares, and home improvement supplies), clothing, groceries, cleaning products, beauty products, For several years, I have shopped in this store. Many products are sold in a large size and would be more appropriate for restaurant owners to buy, but many other products are a perfect size for my household of two people. The quality of the products is very high, and the prices are usually lower than what I have seen at competing retailers. I like this Costco's meats, fishes, fruits, vegetables, cereals, canned sodas, laundry detergent, dish detergent, contact solution, toilet paper, paper towels, dog treats, dog pads, etcetera. During my most recent visit, I stocked up on groceries. At the cash register, two employees politely and accurately served me, scanning my merchandise, unloading and reloading my shopping cart, and processing my payment.

This busy beaver location is now fully stocked for hunting & fishing gear !…read moreSwing by and check it out.

excellent customer service, the people are very helpful and courteous. anytime we cannot find…read moresomething the associates are very willing to help.

Beaver Supermarket is locally owned and is the last independent grocery store in Beaver County. It…read morecontains the usual departments of larger chain grocery stores but on a smaller scale: produce, meats, dairy, packaged foods, baked goods, beverages, and more. My husband and I shopped here one time. When we entered the store, I felt happy to see an old-time The Chicken Machine that still cost only $0.25 to use. The store's shelves were full stocked, and the foods appeared to be a very good quality. I found all of the essential foods plus some of my favorite treats such as sour-cream potato chips. I paid close attention to the prices. The prices overall seemed reasonable, although I have seen lower prices for some products such as sodas at some other retailers. As for the employees' service, perhaps they could more frequently greet customers.

Wonderful people and clean grocery! Has all the staples plus some local goodies. Shop local and…read moresupport our community!

Yesterday, Sunday the 16th I would like to share a disappointing experience at the deli counter…read more We placed an order for two cheeses that were on sale and requested half a pound of each, sliced thin. When we placed the order, we specifically asked if the employee could slice one piece first so that my blind mother could feel and determine whether it was thin enough. The employee, a man wearing a face and neck mask known as a gaiter did not acknowledge our request and immediately began slicing. While he was slicing, I politely said, "Sir, I just want to make sure you're slicing it thin." His response was, "It's thin," in a very dismissive and abrasive manner. After he placed the cheese on the scale, we explained that we would like it sliced thinner. He took the cheese back and sliced it again, but did so with a great deal of attitude. The entire interaction was uncomfortable and unnecessary. On the second order he sliced one piece and allowed my blind mother to feel it and confirm that it was thin enough. Had he simply followed our request with the first cheese, there would have been no need to slice it again or have an unpleasant interaction. We understand that working in a busy grocery store can be demanding, and we are not expecting special treatment. However, customers should be treated with basic courtesy and respect. We are choosing to spend our hard-earned money at your store, and while the quality of the food is important, the quality of customer service matters as well. I hope this interaction can be addressed with the employee so that other customers do not experience the same kind of treatment. We would appreciate knowing that this concern has been taken seriously. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Literally down the street and should be my go to place to grocery shop but recently (July 2021) the…read morepast couple times I've shopped there I bought cabbage and cut it open the same day to find it moldy in the middle, the bagels, mustard, and ice cream I bought were out of date. Yesterday, I ran in for 2 items and a guy was panhandling in the store approaching myself and 2 other women for money. When brought to the managers attention (tall guy, white/gray hair) I was told well he's in here every day. So that makes it okay? I wish this store was better up kept, it's really going downhill fast. I guess I'll drive further for fresh products and having safety concerns taken seriously.

IKEA is an international retailer of furniture and home goods. For about 12 years, I have…read moreoccasionally shopped at this particular IKEA in Robinson Township. I usually shop in person, but for large items that do not fit in my vehicle, I shop online for local delivery. The employees have served us promptly and politely. The furniture is built to be reasonably priced, so it is not a high quality. For example, many years ago I bought a couch, and it lasted only months before foam fell out! As a result, I will never again buy a coach here, or any other important furniture such as beds, mattresses, kitchen cabinets, and appliances. Instead, the furniture that I usually buy from IKEA is bookcases and desks. I own several IKEA bookcases. I do not like that the bookcases with doors tip over, but I do like the quality of the bookcases without doors. I like the metal bookcases over the engineered-wood bookcases because they are water-resistant. Sometimes I buy some small home goods such as bath mats, which are a very good quality and have a low price. IKEA also sells other home goods such as kitchenware, light fixtures, storage containers, artificial plants, and pet toys. This IKEA also contains a restaurant. I recently ate lunch there, and I rate the foods as 4 stars.

I was impressed by this store's selection and affordability. The team members were positive to work…read morewith. The store was not difficult to navigate as I looked up the locations of my planned items beforehand. It is quite large, so keep that in mind when you visit. I opted to focus on the items I needed and was there for two hours. I would have been burnt out if I had window shopped as well, so I will return another time to do that for smaller items. Many prices were low to average, which was great. I also enjoyed their restaurant which had great prices as well. The only downside was that the bathrooms were not as clean as I would have liked, but not horrible.